Family Chat: Feeling Alone? GAP Can Help!
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Chantai Snellgrove 
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Have you ever experienced that overwhelming feeling that hits you in the gut or throat? That Oh NO… we’re going to have to do this by ourselves.
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Well, Nancy Rosenberg felt that way when she decided to try a process, she had read about call GAP, a process that could help us all. (Aug. 2020)
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